Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
QUEEN KAP.
KaIakaua's Better Half is Inclined
Tears when She Hears OF the
Revolution at Home,
She Doubts Some of the Stories Rec.t-..
and VIII Go to the Islands at Orc,
The Loan Placed.


The Loan Placed.
NEW YORK, June IA. P. Garter. e..
Hawaiian minister, went down the h.
this morning on revenue cutter w...5
had been placed st MS dis70,,'
to meet the Seyvis. Mr.. Cs,...
boarded the SerYia at qusraD.,.
and Queen KapioIani and h,
psrty were taken on the Gr.,.
and brought to New York. They !s79,!
ct the foot of Twenty third street, No..
river, and, entering carriages, We,
driven to the Victoris hotel. r.
royal party which included :.
addition to the Queen, princes.
Linenoski, General J. V. Dominica. Gs-
eral c. ]. Jankea and Colonel j. II. B,Tl
reached the Victoria hotel ct I9.
After lunch the members Of -.
royal party repaired to their rs,
lors and entered into a Olsen;
sion of their future plans. The Qgss-
expressed wish 20 return home as som
ss possible, consistent with the dea..5T
the others Of her suite. After g ss.
hours debate it was decided ?,
stop only g Gsy or two :.
the longest in New York. The ggss-
who had been inclined to tears when s-s
first heard the news Of tie Hawaiian --r-
oluton, which was conveyed 10 her ny
Minister Carter, grew more cheerful s-f
Chatty later on. She said s5a
had enjoyed herself immsase.v
she was received with distinction w-e-.
ever she went, and was particularly i'm.
pressed with the kindness Of the Princes,
of Wales. Regarding the troubles in
the Hawaiian kingdom .3s
Queen shrugged her shoulders and
said she put little if All
OF course this m0ruingSshe Wss s.artei
when Minister Carter Translated the .es
graphic reports, but later on upon mstar.
deliberstion concluded there was NOE
smoke than hre, as the news all emanatt
from one source, the missionary pa,,7
which is at the root of 81 the evil in he
kingdom. Colonel J. Il. Boyd, the
Queens private secretary, said. I'VE
succeeded in floating the ICs1
of 100000. The English bond
holders who have in the PES.
interested themselves in Hawaiin t1s7.
ces, taking the bonds. The bonds were
issued by the Hawaiian government n-c.
to our departure. We took them TO Eng.
land with US. The story Of the revolution
n the Islands, as reported in the psvs,;
looks 9 little crooked to me Our NH.
igter has received no notification Of .-s
occurrence detailed in the papers azt Z.
seems very strange that Castle, who Is:
such large interest IN -5
islands, should be in San Francisco
talking about occurrences which a-t It.
ported as now going on in the Is-sli:.
The Queen is not in the least aIsugi .
about the present situation s1i
says it in no manner sE-Cs
her. W. Lothian Green, the nav
Prime Minister was the first Prime 1ic. .
lister of the Islands. He is en- irslE2- .
by birth. Mr.. Gibson succeeded him S.
Prime Minister. 1 cannot uHderstsri
how cabinet could have been selected
in the manner reported, and this Is one
resson why the story seems improbable .
TO. me, W. 10th Idu Green, Who IS SSH +
to be the prime minister, IS very 1rg1f
man.
The plans for the departure of the rog4 E
party are not yet definitely a-
ranged. We msy 90 tomorrow o: .
we may remain until Thursday, we have
not yet decided whether to . direc. 20
San Francisco or to make the tour oi-s
country"
In further commenting on the revolt .
ton, the Queen said: SIN Hawaii .ls:7
are no public meetings and the king rs
no way of Judging of the feelings Of .-s .
people. 1 suppose that when the o-.-
break Of popular feeling oga.us: -s
ministry came the king appointed .
new ministry. The new ministry J; .
very friendly to the royal family. TIE
papers have taken up the fashion Of cl-- .
ing this, 8 change of ministry, revolution
but Just such changes &C.
Cured before and were not cs-.l
or thought OF as revolutions
The depOsed minister, W. II. Gibson .
South Carolinian from Utah, where Z
became 8 convert to MCTmoni5m A- F
has been in the island for twenty ge2.i .
and is proprietor Of large slce? ral.-
there.